"..they're not even a real country anyway!"mordred wrote:I can only join in the praise of the mighty LORD RYUR! It slays! But weren't they from Canada?
US/CAN - metal 7"s
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Wow, somebody likes JAGGED EDGE? I was listening to the Cleveland Metal comp the other day, and after the 2 killer tracks by BLACK DEATH, I kind of stopped paying attention. Suddenly this song started that was absolutely terrible and I thought, "this must be that JAGGED EDGE track". Checked the sleeve, and sure enough I was right. I agree with you about ANVIL CHORUS though.DaN wrote:It's funny how few HM/HR 7"s you find from the US, while the UK had hundreds. Some early US 7" faves would be HADES (2 first), JAGGED EDGE and ANVIL CHORUS.
Different band.Stark wrote:Jagged Edge was from the UK, if it's not a different band. Matti Alfonzetti sang on their album.
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That's my fave track on the album! Totally dirty/sleazy/doomy 70's style Metal that fucking destroyed meKeir wrote:Wow, somebody likes JAGGED EDGE? I was listening to the Cleveland Metal comp the other day, and after the 2 killer tracks by BLACK DEATH, I kind of stopped paying attention. Suddenly this song started that was absolutely terrible and I thought, "this must be that JAGGED EDGE track". Checked the sleeve, and sure enough I was right. I agree with you about ANVIL CHORUS though.
Their 2 7"s can still be found for decent prices if anyone think this sounds like their cup of blood.
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VON DYMON = CRAPThe Sentinel wrote:Let's revive this thread.
Jim from OPM is selling following US 7"s on ebay:
Von Dymon: Master Slave 7"
Arch Rival: God Bless America 7"
Hellion(NYC): Dangerous Meneuver 7"
Never heard of them. Someone else does?
ARCH RIVAL = AWEFUL (not as much as VD, but i can't stand it)
Haven't heard of Hellion.
Better bid the next time Sten...
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I can post both Von Dymon and Arch Rival to Poisonoise if you are interested. I don't think they are crap, but they aren't nearly as good as Destroyer, Myth, Minotaur, etc.The Sentinel wrote:Thanks for the info, apparently many of those 7"s are crap. That Destroyer 7" from the Poisonoise section however was a nice surprise, topnotch material. So let's post some more KILLER US 7"s.
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I'm always interestedAxeCrazy wrote:I can post both Von Dymon and Arch Rival to Poisonoise if you are interested. I don't think they are crap, but they aren't nearly as good as Destroyer, Myth, Minotaur, etc.The Sentinel wrote:Thanks for the info, apparently many of those 7"s are crap. That Destroyer 7" from the Poisonoise section however was a nice surprise, topnotch material. So let's post some more KILLER US 7"s.
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in the U.S. there are some hundreds of 7" singles in the metal/hard rock vein. Just like in any country some are good, some are great, some terrible. Many of the singles on those bootlegs cds are not so good, whoever compiled them seemed to buy alot from Joe Pangallo it seemed to me, since he always had many of those records.
1 problem in the U.S. is a lot of the 7" records never had sleeves (especially the hard rock/early metal singles) and were merely a promo vehicle and were never ever available in record stores or even many distros, so they can be very difficult to find.
thanks for the good words on the TAUNTED 7". That one was a pain in the ass to release.
1 problem in the U.S. is a lot of the 7" records never had sleeves (especially the hard rock/early metal singles) and were merely a promo vehicle and were never ever available in record stores or even many distros, so they can be very difficult to find.
thanks for the good words on the TAUNTED 7". That one was a pain in the ass to release.
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Re: More stuff...
If you see this I'm interested to know more about this single by RAZOR.
Stark wrote: Razor - "Up In The Air" (7") (1980, maybe too early)
Just let me know if you want more info.
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I know this single. It's supposed to be among the best US metal 7'', i've never heard it though.AxeCrazy wrote:Anyone ever heard of a US single by a band called Far East? I think the a-side is called "Ripper Slasher". I would be interested to know if it's any good.
Thanks.
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I've noticed a lot of this when searching thrift stores not of metal albums of course but other genres, I am American but I wasn't around in those days so I'm not sure why that is the case, I suppose the larger size of the country made people play the promo circuit rather than do some more proper releases as in smaller european countries.doomedplanet wrote:1 problem in the U.S. is a lot of the 7" records never had sleeves (especially the hard rock/early metal singles) and were merely a promo vehicle and were never ever available in record stores or even many distros, so they can be very difficult to find.